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Age: 46 General Laborer On March 16, 1932 entered a recently emptied Ethyl gasoline tan! car 3n order to sweep out the sludge which had collected at the bottom of the tank and wh3le working here began to not ice some dizziness and nausea and headache. He was wearing a mask at the time but soon felt ill enough to leave the car. The dizziness, nausea and loss of appetite continued throughout the day and was less noticeable the following day. At this time he complained of some heaviness in the chest and a fluttering sensation in his chest and abdomen. There was no cough, no syncopation and no special nervous manifestations. These sensations of distress have gradually disappeared so that at the present time (4-1-1932) there is no complaint except occasional discomfort of vague character in the chest. ' There are no special findings on general physical examination. Blood Pressure: 104/70 Pulse: 64 Temperature: 97" Pupils equal and regular - react normally bo light and accommoda tion. External ocular movements normal. Mucous membranes possess q good color. Pharynx slightly injected. The lungs present no abnormalities on ausculation and percussion. Heart, normal size. Sounds clear and regular. There are no abdominal findings. Sensations normal. Reflexes clear and active. There is no tremor. Haemoglobin: 75 Urlnenalysis -- alkaline : methyl red Sugar and Albumen - negative. Stippling - 0 HE ooii 608-